Concept
Stay like a villa
Extraordinary life in Kyoto
A historical trip that transcends time
and space in the center of Kyoto
Concept
Stay like a villa
Extraordinary life in Kyoto
Shukubo KANETSUNE is located on the premises of the Rinzai sect temple “Kosei-in”, which has been closed for a long time as a private temple and has been protected by everyone.
The main hall of the temple, which is a designated cultural property and a designated scenic spot, will continue to be kept private from now on in order to pass it on to the next generation. Available.
Once you pass through the gate, you will find yourself in a quiet private space that you will not believe you are in the center of Kyoto.
Spend an extraordinary time floating in the flow of history that transcends time and space.
Here is the Kyoto you haven't seen yet
Harmony with time and wind A trip to remember, not a video
Here is the Kyoto you haven't seen yet
in harmony with time and wind
A trip to remember, not a video
Membership Shukubo*
Premium space limited to 100 groups per year
The soil of the Kosei-in garden remains unchanged from the Edo period. Only 100 groups of guests are welcomed per year in order to pass on the quiet scenery to the next generation.（*General reservation *Recruitment of members）
Experience Kyoto life like a villa that you can't experience at a hotel.
The morning in the garden where quiet time ticks away. The pond that draws water from the Takase River, the sound of the leaves on the trees, and the four seasons of Kyoto are here. Designated places of scenic beauty that cannot be photographed are privileged to be experienced and remembered only by those who have actually visited them.
Members are given priority.
Membership Shukubo*
Premium space limited to 100 groups per year
The soil of the Kosei-in garden remains unchanged from the Edo period. Only 100 groups of guests are welcomed per year in order to pass on the quiet scenery to the next generation.（*General reservation *Recruitment of members）
Experience Kyoto life like a villa that you can't experience at a hotel.
The morning in the garden where quiet time ticks away. The pond that draws water from the Takase River, the sound of the leaves on the trees, and the four seasons of Kyoto are here. Designated places of scenic beauty that cannot be photographed are privileged to be experienced and remembered only by those who have actually visited them.
Members are given priority.
The temple lodging was designed by Michiko Okano under the supervision of Toyo Ito, an architect who has received numerous awards including the Britzker Prize. We have renovated the storehouse to provide a space that simply fuses tradition and modernity.
Courtyard to Zikido ICHIFUNE
Courtyard to Zikido ICHIFUNE
The Zikido in the annex can also be used as a private kitchen. (option)
Enjoy the slow flow of time away from everyday life
Only here
See no one
Luxurious time for yourself.
Only here
See no one
Luxurious time for yourself.
Lodging
Guidance of Shukubo
Fittings that were once used in the kitchen and Western-style building on the premises are placed here and there in the temple lodging, giving the modern space a sense of history.
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The living/dining/kitchen is fully equipped with facilities to make life in Kyoto come true. Equipped with carefully selected cooking utensils and tableware that you can use comfortably, you can also enjoy cooking with Kyoto ingredients purchased at Nishiki Market.
Please gather in the dining room and spend a luxurious time with your friends and family while eating and chatting. The sofa can also be used as a bed.
Please take home the amenities of a long-established store in Kyoto selected by Shukubo KANETSUNE.
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A Japanese-style bedroom for two people with a bathroom with a bathtub next to it, and a Western-style bedroom for two people with an attached shower room.
You can keep your private space, so you can stay comfortably without worrying about staying with multiple groups.
By renting out the dining room (optional), the premises will be completely reserved.
*Area excluding temples
Address／538-1 Funairi-cho, Kawaramachi-dori, Nijo-geru Higashi-iru, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto-shi
TEL／075-231-3832
Number of users／1 to 5 people
IN 16:00 OUT 11:00
Whole house rental
*Since this facility is separated from Koseiin’s religious activities, please refrain from making inquiries about visiting the temple.
臨済宗保水山 -Hosuizan of Rinzai sect-
廣誠院 -Koseiin Temple-
Koseiin is a temple of the Rinzai sect of Buddhism, located near Ichinofunairi, the starting point of the Takase River, in the center of Kyoto. It was originally built about 130 years ago in 1892 (Meiji 25) as a villa for Ijuin Kanetsune, a former Satsuma feudal retainer who was active during the Meiji period.
The aesthetic sense of Kanetsune, who is also a tea master and cultural figure who pursues "Japanese beauty", is fully poured into the garden and floating above it, which is a wonderful fusion of nature and knowledge that circulates the water of the Takase River. After Kanetsune moved, the sukiya-zukuri mansion was acquired by Mitsumasa Hirose, the eldest son of Saihei Hirose, who was the first president of the Sumitomo Zaibatsu. Until now, it has rarely been opened to the public, and has been a historical cultural property that has been protected by the Hirose family. Even though it is located in the center of Kyoto, if you take a step there, you will be surrounded by tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
臨済宗保水山
-Hosuizan of Rinzai sect-
廣誠院
-Koseiin Temple-
Koseiin is a temple of the Rinzai sect of Buddhism, located near Ichinofunairi, the starting point of the Takase River, in the center of Kyoto. It was originally built about 130 years ago in 1892 (Meiji 25) as a villa for Ijuin Kanetsune, a former Satsuma feudal retainer who was active during the Meiji period.
The aesthetic sense of Kanetsune, who is also a tea master and cultural figure who pursues "Japanese beauty", is fully poured into the garden and floating above it, which is a wonderful fusion of nature and knowledge that circulates the water of the Takase River. After Kanetsune moved, the sukiya-zukuri mansion was acquired by Mitsumasa Hirose, the eldest son of Saihei Hirose, who was the first president of the Sumitomo Zaibatsu. Until now, it has rarely been opened to the public, and has been a historical cultural property that has been protected by the Hirose family. Even though it is located in the center of Kyoto, if you take a step there, you will be surrounded by tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
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